APAC researcher Valentina Vassallo contributed to the latest issue of Novensia journal with an article entitled:
Vassallo, V. (2023). Digital analysis of Roman building complexes: a case study of the House of Tofelanus Valens (V 1, 28) in Pompei. Novensia, 31, 117-131.
https://novensia.uw.edu.pl/en/novensia-31-2/
The article is a result of an experimental analysis of complex built environments with the support of digital technologies within a research project on Building Archaeology. The use of digital technologies is aimed at a geometric survey of these complex structures in order to obtain an accurate 3D representation that, beyond digitally documenting and preserving them, can be used for analysis and interpretation. Specifically, the analysis through 3D digital models is applied to the House of Tofelanus Valens (V 1, 28) in Pompeii, a part of Insula V 1, excavated for the first time in 1875 and more recently investigated and studied by the University of Lund.
